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Lieberman wins by 5% and Malloy by 7%. I know I have a bet in with Brubenstein for a trip to the pistol range based on a Lieberman 11% win, but I think it's going to be close...with Lieberman still taking the nomination.

What's not being brought up enough in the Primary eve press is that the Primary results aren't even binding on Joe.

Senator Lieberman has put himself above the will of the CT Democratic Party, and based upon that alone people should vote against him.

It's utter bullsh*t that we might have to suffer Lieberman/Lamont for another three months, what with so many other important races in Connecticut. My Democratic Party is bigger than any one person, be it Hillary Clinton, or Joe Lieberman.

Great, from CTBob, I guess Lieberman people are already engaging in dirty tricks.

"I really was hoping we wouldn't see a repeat of the dirty tricks, deception, criminal activity, and ethical wrongdoing that was prevalant during the 2000 Presidential campaign, but it looks like we're heading for a repeat of that disaster. We might end up looking like Florida in 2000, or Ohio in 2004. Do you want that?"

One of Bob's readers makes the sad prediction that this will be yet another stolen election. Let's hope not.

I'm driving through a main intersection in town, and see a car in front of me pull over suddenly. Two kids, looked like teenagers, hop out with DeStefano for Governor signs. They sprint up to a lawn with two Malloy signs, rip them out, put in the DeStefano signs, and run back to the car with the Malloy signs.

I've always wondered about these reports and if spotted, why no one tails these vehicles, files an official complaint and a police report. I would think I'd hear about it in the paper if ... but then again due to stupid 'confidentiality' laws, can anyone report that a state employee on the job with a state vehicle participated in illegal activity and was punished?

I predict a Lieberman loss of 1-2%. Possible repeat of Florida without the recount. He'll run as an independent (wouldn't you?). (35% chance of occuring)

Though I wonder about his latest statements tonight -that will be the clincher if he wins by at least 4-5%. (65% chance of occuring)

If Lieberman comes within 10% of Lamont, Lamont is toast in the general election. There's absolutely no way that Lamont can tailor his campaign to appeal to Republicans and non-liberal unaffiliates to actually win the general election.